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Big Bang · Guernica

Big Bang Theory – 11 of History’s Heaviest Conventional Bombs

(Originally published Feb 13, 2015) FOR 14-YEAR-OLD Luis Iriondo Aurtenetxea and the other inhabitants of the Basque capital of Guernica, April 27, 1937 should have been just another Monday market day. At 4:30 p.m., most of the... The post Big Bang Theory – 11 of History’s Heaviest Conventional Bombs appeared first on MilitaryHistoryNow.com.Read Article

Drake · United States

The Hidden Face of the U.S. Pacific Fleet — Nimitz’s Newsman and a Lost Portrait

“The portrait’s austere aesthetic mirrors Drake’s wartime persona—a man caught between truth and deception, public duty, and personal loyalty.” By Hamilton Bean THE cover of Nimitz’s Newsman: Waldo Drake and the Navy’s Censored War in... The post The Hidden Face of the U.S. Pacific Fleet — Nimitz’s Newsman and a Lost Portrait appeared first on MilitaryHistoryNow.com.Read Article

Murmansk · Murmansk

‘The Worst Journey in the World’ — Remembering the Untold Heroism of HMS Achates and the Arctic Convoys

“The convoys to the Soviet ports of Murmansk and Archangel were a lifeline—and a death trap.” By Roderick G. Maclean IN THE freezing waters of the Arctic Ocean during the Second World War, men fought... The post ‘The Worst Journey in the World’ — Remembering the Untold Heroism of HMS Achates and the Arctic Convoys appeared first on MilitaryHistoryNow.com.Read Article

Shooting the Messenger — Meet the Journalist Who Was Fired for Breaking the Story of Germany's Surrender

“Kennedy and his colleagues were flabbergasted when Allied commanders demanded the assembled newsies wait at least 36 hours before releasing the bombshell to the world.” JOURNALISTS ARE NORMALLY congratulated for breaking major news first. But for one... The post Shooting the Messenger — Meet the Journalist Who Was Fired for Breaking the Story of Germany’s Surrender appeared first on MilitaryHistoryNow.com.Germany · Germany Read Article

King Charles and royals gather for military parade to mark VE Day anniversary

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Britain's King Charles and senior royals will join veterans and crowds to watch a grand military parade and flypast at the start of four days of commemorations to mark the 80th anniversary of "VE Day" - the end of fighting in Europe in World War Two. The unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany came into force on May 8, 1945, known as Victory in Europe Day, and the British government has planned a series of events to mark the anniversary.UK Politics · United Kingdom See the Story

Forged in Battle — How America's Mexico Campaigns Shaped the Civil War’s Top Generals

“As the Civil War began in 1861, memories of the previous war served as the pivotal frame of reference for the rising new generals.” By Timothy D. Johnson ON APRIL 9, 1865 Generals Ulysses S.... The post Forged in Battle — How America’s Mexico Campaigns Shaped the Civil War’s Top Generals appeared first on MilitaryHistoryNow.com.United States · United States Read Article

Battlefield Medicine in the War of 1812 — Surgeons and Survivors Recall the Hellish Conditions of Frontier Field Hospitals

“The weather was intensely hot, the flies were in myriads, depositing their eggs, so that maggots were bred in a few hours, producing dreadful irritation.” By Martin Howard THE War of 1812 is one of... The post Battlefield Medicine in the War of 1812 — Surgeons and Survivors Recall the Hellish Conditions of Frontier Field Hospitals appeared first on MilitaryHistoryNow.com.Ontario, Canada · Ontario Read Article

The Battle of York — Inside the 1813 U.S. Raid on the Capital of Upper Canada

“Fierce skirmishing erupted as Pike’s forces landed. Supported by covering fire from Chauncey’s ships, the Americans gradually pushed the British and militia back.” IN THE SPRING OF 1813, as the War of 1812 raged on,... The post The Battle of York — Inside the 1813 U.S. Raid on the Capital of Upper Canada appeared first on MilitaryHistoryNow.com.Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

Little Shots — Meet the Cold War’s Smallest Nukes

“In the event of a shooting war in Europe between NATO and the Warsaw Pact, allied commanders fully expected to use hundreds, even thousands, of the small 50-pound projectiles.” THE SOVIET TSAR Bomba is remembered as the... The post Little Shots — Meet the Cold War’s Smallest Nukes appeared first on MilitaryHistoryNow.com.NATO · Russia Read Article

Operation Unthinkable – Inside Churchill’s Abortive Plan to Drive the Red Army From Eastern Europe

“If the Western Allies could inflict a rapid and crushing defeat on the Red Army, then Stalin would be forced to rethink his planned domination of Eastern Europe.” By Giles Milton AS STALIN’S Red Army... The post Operation Unthinkable – Inside Churchill’s Abortive Plan to Drive the Red Army From Eastern Europe appeared first on MilitaryHistoryNow.com.World War II Read Article

£20,000 project sets out to honour legacy of American airmen in Second World War

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A £20,000 project looking at the impact that American airmen had on south Norfolk and the region during the Second World War has launched.World War II · Diss See the Story

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Big Bang Theory – 11 of History’s Heaviest Conventional Bombs

The Hidden Face of the U.S. Pacific Fleet — Nimitz’s Newsman and a Lost Portrait

‘The Worst Journey in the World’ — Remembering the Untold Heroism of HMS Achates and the Arctic Convoys

Shooting the Messenger — Meet the Journalist Who Was Fired for Breaking the Story of Germany's Surrender

King Charles and royals gather for military parade to mark VE Day anniversary

Forged in Battle — How America's Mexico Campaigns Shaped the Civil War’s Top Generals

Battlefield Medicine in the War of 1812 — Surgeons and Survivors Recall the Hellish Conditions of Frontier Field Hospitals

The Battle of York — Inside the 1813 U.S. Raid on the Capital of Upper Canada

Little Shots — Meet the Cold War’s Smallest Nukes

Operation Unthinkable – Inside Churchill’s Abortive Plan to Drive the Red Army From Eastern Europe

£20,000 project sets out to honour legacy of American airmen in Second World War

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